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2 METALS = 0 INSECTS COPPER & ZINC 💥When zinc & copper are both present in moist soil , they form a weak bio-electric circuit.The soil becomes the electrolyte. You're essentially building a large low voltage battery underneath your garden. AMISH BIOELECTRIC BARRIER ~Buried zinc & copper wires ~Creates 0.2-0.5 V in moist soil ~Undetectable to touch; repels aphids & soft bodied insects &disrupt the egg laying behavior of flying pests. ~Centuries old Amish method ; non- chemical * Works on older gardens /flower beds  too ZINC-Galvanized zinc roofing nails (1-1/4 " long or zinc strips tacked onto wooden stakes creates a tension field. * 4-5 nails per stakes driven deep so the head sits flush with the wood COPPER-Copper flashing ,the kind roofers use, about a inches wide. You cut it into 2 inch wide by 8 inches long strips. Place them in tbe soil (leaving a 1/2 " showing above tbe soil). 💥COPPER & ZINC FEED SOIL https://youtu.be/SqMTHLcHF6A?si=yuuhPnCXTongjpEl

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This is the 'Oasis Loop'—a 20-acre farm model engineered for peak efficiency and sustainability, where nothing is wasted. ​let's consider this model and how it works: ​Power: The entire system is run by a solar-powered Operations Hub and Central Reservoir. ​Nutrient Flow: Livestock paddocks provide natural fertilizer for the Market Garden and Aquaculture Ponds. ​Water Flow: Water from the ponds, rich with nutrients, is used to irrigate the Agroforestry and Orchard. ​Waste Flow: All organic waste is recycled at the Compost Zone. ​This integrated design is our blueprint for building a productive and resilient future

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Paramagnetism: How Phil Callahan’s Discovery Can Super-Charge Your Garden According to Phil Callahan, highly paramagnetic rocks emit between 2,000 and 4,000 photons. When combined with compost and treated organically, this emission significantly increases to 400,000 photons. This enhanced light emission is claimed to be a "light for roots," with roots acting as wave-guides. Paramagnetic rocks emit photons, which are particles of light. Callahan suggests that roots act as wave-guides, utilizing the emitted photons to enhance growth. If you're interested in exploring paramagnetic rocks in your garden, you might consider using crushed granite or basalt. These rocks are said to have paramagnetic properties. Join us now: Before Our Time📜 Recommended Channels: Click here

Plant these herbs to protect your Garden from pests 🌿 Thyme Repels deer, aphids and attract pollinators Plant near Kale, radishes, arugula, tomatoes, peppers 🌿 Chives Repels deer and aphids and attract pollinators Plant near kale, radishes, arugula, lettuce, spinach and carrots. 🌿 Rosemary Repels carrot, flies, cabbage worms and mosquitos Plant near Kale, radishes, arugula, lettuce, peas and beans. 🌿 Oregano Repels Aphids, mosquitoes and Cabbage worms. Plant near Kale, radishes, arugula, lettuce, peas, beans and carrots. 🌿 Green Onions Repels carrot flies, Aphids, slugs, and cabbage worms. Plant near kale, radishes, arugula, lettuce, carrots and beets. 🌿 Sage Cabbage moth, beetles, fleas and Carrot rust fly Plant near kale, radishes, arugula, lettuce, carrots and beets. 👉Join Gardening hacks 🏡

🥦 20 Best Plants for Your Healing Herb Garden (part 2) 8) Ginger: anti-inflammatory, decongesting, & increases circulation; helps flatulence & stomach issues, including nausea. 9) Lavender: medicinal uses, such as a soothing salve; useful for air freshening and cleaning the air 10) Lemon Balm: pleasant lemony taste, herbal teas, nutritive value, relaxing effects; nerve soothing tincture 11) Marshmallow: demulcent & soothing herb; complements "hotter" herbs; soothes inflammation in mucous membranes; use in allergy blends or teas for inflammation 12) Mullein: supports & and heals the respiratory system and illnesses that affect the lungs, sinuses, and breathing; large leaves can be used in an emergency to cover a poultice 13) Oregano: anti-viral, anti-biotic, anti-fungal properties; high in anti-oxidants; skin care herb; digestive aid 14) Peppermint: aids digestion, getting rid of flatulence (gas); mild anti-spasmodic properties, helps cramps (digestive or menstrual cramps) 15) Plantain: liver health, detoxifying and cleansing the blood, and drawing out toxins; infuse it in oil for use in healing salves 16) Rosemary: helpful for the brain & memory functions, high in anti-oxidants, mild analgesic; a stimulant herb, helpful with circulation & low blood pressure 17) St. John's Wort: natural anti-depressant, help with feelings of mild depression, sadness, grief, and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD); helps neuralgia such as sciatica 18) Thyme: preventative medicinal herb against cold, also fights off colds; has disinfectant properties, can be used as an effective wash for skin infections or as great sore throat rinse. 19) Valerian: helps with anxious feelings, sleep issues, and pain relief. 20) Yarrow: vulnerary, hemostatic herb, helps with healing & clotting of wounds; good for helping reduce fevers, hay fever, and fighting colds. As a fever reducer, it is important to note that yarrow induces sweating Follow: Barbara O'Neill✅️